Young Philanthropist Discovers Joy of Sharing
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Young Philanthropist Discovers the Joy of Giving
Summary:
Ellie Guettler, a young philanthropist from Atlanta, has donated $500 to Heifer International to fight hunger. Her contribution provided two milking water buffaloes to an impoverished family. What makes this remarkable? Ellie is just 5 years old.
Article:
Five-year-old Ellie Guettler from Atlanta has shown that age is no barrier to making a significant impact. Recently, she donated $500 to Heifer International, an organization dedicated to fighting hunger by providing animals like cows, goats, and chickens to families in need across 50 countries. These animals offer essential resources such as milk, eggs, wool, and honey.
Ellie’s parents are keen on instilling a habit of sharing in her, and they believe Heifer International provides a tangible way to help end world hunger.
“We want Ellie to give back to the world as part of her birthday celebrations. She chose Heifer because we live in the city and can’t have farm animals,” explained her mother, Katrina Guettler. “Ellie sent a letter to neighbors and friends, asking them to save their change.”
Her efforts paid off, and she collected $660 in quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies. To thank her contributors, Ellie made and gifted handmade candles.
“We realized that people are generous and eager to make a difference, but sometimes they need motivation or guidance,” Katrina noted. “Ellie learned that even small amounts of change, often taken for granted, can collectively create a significant difference for those in need.”
Inspired by the book "Beatrice’s Goat" by Page McBrier, which narrates how a goat from Heifer International transformed a young Ugandan girl's life, Ellie hopes to have a similar impact.
“I feel sad that many kids don’t have food or can’t go to school. I hope my support of Heifer will help them, like Beatrice, to have food and education,” Ellie shared.
Children can join in raising funds for Heifer International in various creative ways, such as reading books, making bookmarks, organizing bake sales, or creating donation cans with animal pictures from Heifer's catalog.
Heifer's hunger education centers in Arkansas, Massachusetts, and California offer children the chance to meet farm animals and learn about solutions to world hunger, furthering their understanding and involvement.
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